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By Karen Strike on December 7, 20181 Comment Post Views: 3,320
1800s Art Books Medicine Illustration Surgery Wellcome Trust
19th Century Illustrations for the Surgical Removal of Unwanted Parts of the Human Body
"I didn't expect to recover from my second operation but since I did, I consider that I'm living on borrowed time" - Henri Matisse
Many of the colour lithographs below were created for US surgeon Joseph Pancoast’s (November 23, 1805 – March 6, 1882) 1844 book A Treatise on Operative Surgery. The blurb tells us: “A treatise on operative surgery comprising a description of the various processes of the art, including all the new operations; exhibiting the state of surgical science in is present advanced condition; with eighty plates containing four-hundred and eighty-six separate illustrations.” These images are for the book’s second edition of 1846, for which they were “enlarged”. Other images can be found in the 1848 work Précis iconographique de médecine opératoire et d’anatomie chirurgicale by Claude Bernard (1813-1878). They are captivating and unsettling.
Plate LXVII. Surgical technique for lithotomy (the removal of a bladder stone). Bilateral and vesico-rectal operation.
Plate LXVI. Surgical technique for lithotomy.
Plate XLIX. Surgery to correct strabismus, involving the division of the internal rectus of the right eye. Strabismus is the misalignment of the eyes.
Plate XLIX. Surgery to correct strabismus, involving the division of the internal rectus of the right eye. Strabismus is the misalignment of the eyes.
Plate XXXIV. Surgical instruments used for external urethrotomy in prostatectomy (removal of part of the prostate gland).
Plate XXXIV. Surgical instruments used for external urethrotomy in prostatectomy (removal of part of the prostate gland).
Removing the placenta and umbilical cord after birth
Removing the placenta and umbilical cord after birth. Abbildungen aus dem Gesammtgebiete der theoretisch-praktischen Geburtshülfe, nebst beschreibender Erklärung derselben / Nach dem Französischen des Maygrier bearbeitet und mit Anmerkungen versehen von Eduard Casp. Jac. von Siebold – 1829
Plate XLVIII. Illustration of surgery on the eye for the removal of a cataract. Operation by extraction - inferior section of the cornea.
Plate XLVIII. Illustration of surgery on the eye for the removal of a cataract. Operation by extraction – inferior section of the cornea.
Plate LVI. Surgery for the removal of the mammary gland.
Plate LVI. Surgery for the removal of the mammary gland. 19th Century. Iconografia d’anatomia chirurgica e di medicina operatoria / [Jean Baptiste Marc Bourgery]
Plate 42, Techniques for the removal of cataracts.
Plate 42, Techniques for the removal of cataracts.
Plate 70, Surgical techniques for lithotripsy (the removal of bladder and kidney stones).
Plate 70, Surgical techniques for lithotripsy (the removal of bladder and kidney stones). Précis iconographique de médecine opératoire et d’anatomie chirurgicale by Claude Bernard (1848).
Plate LXVII. Surgical technique for lithotomy (the removal of a bladder stone). Bilateral and vesico-rectal operation.
Plate LXVII. Surgical technique for lithotomy (the removal of a bladder stone). Bilateral and vesico-rectal operation.
Fig. 1. Removal with the forceps by torsion and traction. Fig. 2, 3. Removal by ligature. Fig. 4,5. Simple hare-lip. Fig. 6, 7, 8. 'Double hare-lip' and 'complicated hare-lip'.
Fig. 1. Removal with the forceps by torsion and traction. Fig. 2, 3. Removal by ligature. Fig. 4,5. Simple hare-lip. Fig. 6, 7, 8. ‘Double hare-lip’ and ‘complicated hare-lip’.
Plate 65, Surgical removal of tumours from the scrotum.
Plate 65, Surgical removal of tumours from the scrotum.
Plate 46, Illustration of the removal of nasal polyps and tonsillectomy.
Plate 46, Illustration of the removal of nasal polyps and tonsillectomy.
Plate 16. Various operative stages of the removal of a tumour from the uterus.
Plate 16. Various operative stages of the removal of a tumour from the uterus.
Tomo II, Tavola 19. Surgical instruments used on the tonsils and nasal cavity for the removal of polyps.
Tomo II, Tavola 19. Surgical instruments used on the tonsils and nasal cavity for the removal of polyps.
Tomo II, Tavola 57 bis. Procedure for the removal of stones from the prostate and urethra.
Tomo II, Tavola 57 bis. Procedure for the removal of stones from the prostate and urethra.
Removal of tumours of uterus
Removal of tumours of uterus
Hand painted wood engraving showing the necessary position for the patient for removal of bladder stones.
Hand painted wood engraving showing the necessary position for the patient for removal of bladder stones.
Surgery on the eye for the removal of a cataract.
Surgery on the eye for the removal of a cataract.
Plate XIX. Surgical removal of a stone from the bladder.
Plate XIX. Surgical removal of a stone from the bladder.
Plate 43, Illustration and anatomy of ear surgery.
Plate 43, Illustration and anatomy of ear surgery.
surgery cataracts
Removing cataracts
Plate 55, J. Pancoast, A treatise on operative surgery, 1846.
(Top to bottom, left to right) Seedless melons, vasectomy ring forceps, "crying is okay here", "no ball games", Wordle poster, jaffa oranges, "seedless" arm tattoo, plums, green seedless grapes, a woman with a horse, "Mangina" and finally on the desk a pencil with no lead.
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By Karen Strike on December 7, 20181 Comment Post Views: 3,320
1800s Art Books Medicine Illustration Surgery Wellcome Trust
19th Century Illustrations for the Surgical Removal of Unwanted Parts of the Human Body
"I didn't expect to recover from my second operation but since I did, I consider that I'm living on borrowed time" - Henri Matisse
Many of the colour lithographs below were created for US surgeon Joseph Pancoast’s (November 23, 1805 – March 6, 1882) 1844 book A Treatise on Operative Surgery. The blurb tells us: “A treatise on operative surgery comprising a description of the various processes of the art, including all the new operations; exhibiting the state of surgical science in is present advanced condition; with eighty plates containing four-hundred and eighty-six separate illustrations.” These images are for the book’s second edition of 1846, for which they were “enlarged”. Other images can be found in the 1848 work Précis iconographique de médecine opératoire et d’anatomie chirurgicale by Claude Bernard (1813-1878). They are captivating and unsettling.
Plate LXVII. Surgical technique for lithotomy (the removal of a bladder stone). Bilateral and vesico-rectal operation.
Plate LXVI. Surgical technique for lithotomy.
Plate XLIX. Surgery to correct strabismus, involving the division of the internal rectus of the right eye. Strabismus is the misalignment of the eyes.
Plate XLIX. Surgery to correct strabismus, involving the division of the internal rectus of the right eye. Strabismus is the misalignment of the eyes.
Plate XXXIV. Surgical instruments used for external urethrotomy in prostatectomy (removal of part of the prostate gland).
Plate XXXIV. Surgical instruments used for external urethrotomy in prostatectomy (removal of part of the prostate gland).
Removing the placenta and umbilical cord after birth
Removing the placenta and umbilical cord after birth. Abbildungen aus dem Gesammtgebiete der theoretisch-praktischen Geburtshülfe, nebst beschreibender Erklärung derselben / Nach dem Französischen des Maygrier bearbeitet und mit Anmerkungen versehen von Eduard Casp. Jac. von Siebold – 1829
Plate XLVIII. Illustration of surgery on the eye for the removal of a cataract. Operation by extraction - inferior section of the cornea.
Plate XLVIII. Illustration of surgery on the eye for the removal of a cataract. Operation by extraction – inferior section of the cornea.
Plate LVI. Surgery for the removal of the mammary gland.
Plate LVI. Surgery for the removal of the mammary gland. 19th Century. Iconografia d’anatomia chirurgica e di medicina operatoria / [Jean Baptiste Marc Bourgery]
Plate 42, Techniques for the removal of cataracts.
Plate 42, Techniques for the removal of cataracts.
Plate 70, Surgical techniques for lithotripsy (the removal of bladder and kidney stones).
Plate 70, Surgical techniques for lithotripsy (the removal of bladder and kidney stones). Précis iconographique de médecine opératoire et d’anatomie chirurgicale by Claude Bernard (1848).
Plate LXVII. Surgical technique for lithotomy (the removal of a bladder stone). Bilateral and vesico-rectal operation.
Plate LXVII. Surgical technique for lithotomy (the removal of a bladder stone). Bilateral and vesico-rectal operation.
Fig. 1. Removal with the forceps by torsion and traction. Fig. 2, 3. Removal by ligature. Fig. 4,5. Simple hare-lip. Fig. 6, 7, 8. 'Double hare-lip' and 'complicated hare-lip'.
Fig. 1. Removal with the forceps by torsion and traction. Fig. 2, 3. Removal by ligature. Fig. 4,5. Simple hare-lip. Fig. 6, 7, 8. ‘Double hare-lip’ and ‘complicated hare-lip’.
Plate 65, Surgical removal of tumours from the scrotum.
Plate 65, Surgical removal of tumours from the scrotum.
Plate 46, Illustration of the removal of nasal polyps and tonsillectomy.
Plate 46, Illustration of the removal of nasal polyps and tonsillectomy.
Plate 16. Various operative stages of the removal of a tumour from the uterus.
Plate 16. Various operative stages of the removal of a tumour from the uterus.
Tomo II, Tavola 19. Surgical instruments used on the tonsils and nasal cavity for the removal of polyps.
Tomo II, Tavola 19. Surgical instruments used on the tonsils and nasal cavity for the removal of polyps.
Tomo II, Tavola 57 bis. Procedure for the removal of stones from the prostate and urethra.
Tomo II, Tavola 57 bis. Procedure for the removal of stones from the prostate and urethra.
Removal of tumours of uterus
Removal of tumours of uterus
Hand painted wood engraving showing the necessary position for the patient for removal of bladder stones.
Hand painted wood engraving showing the necessary position for the patient for removal of bladder stones.
Surgery on the eye for the removal of a cataract.
Surgery on the eye for the removal of a cataract.
Plate XIX. Surgical removal of a stone from the bladder.
Plate XIX. Surgical removal of a stone from the bladder.
Plate 43, Illustration and anatomy of ear surgery.
Plate 43, Illustration and anatomy of ear surgery.
surgery cataracts
Removing cataracts
Plate 55, J. Pancoast, A treatise on operative surgery, 1846.
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Ophthalmology,Cardiovascular,Orthopedic,
Plaster,Instruments,Hollowwear,Extracting,
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Explorers,Mirror,Handles,Endodontic,Instruments,
Heidermann,Separating,Spatulas,Excavators,Scalers,
Wax,&,Modelling,Carvers,Impression,Trays,Dental,Syringes,
CavityPreparation,Combination,Explorers,Probes,
Cuticle,Nail,Scissors,Stroke,Scissors,Fancy,Printed,
Scissors,Barber,Scissors,Thinning,Scissors,Cutical,Nail,
Nippers,Cuticle,Nail,Pushers,Tweezers,Fishing,Tools,
Manicure,Sets,Scissors,TC,Forceps,TC,Pliers,Needle,Holders
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,Dressing,Ligature,Forceps,Suture,
Retractors,Urinary,Instruments,Trocars,
GynecologyObstetrics,Otology,Rhinology,
Ophthalmology,Cardiovascular,Orthopedic,
Plaster,Instruments,Hollowwear,Extracting,
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gouges,Bone,Files,Bone,Curettes,Cotton,Dressing,
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Orthodontic,Pliers,Needle,Holders,Gum,
Scissors,Amalgam,Instruments,Retractors,
Periodontia,Instruments,Filling,instruments,
Cement,Spatulas,Single,Ended,Double,Ended,
Explorers,Mirror,Handles,Endodontic,Instruments,
Heidermann,Separating,Spatulas,Excavators,Scalers,
Wax,&,Modelling,Carvers,Impression,Trays,Dental,Syringes,
CavityPreparation,Combination,Explorers,Probes,
Cuticle,Nail,Scissors,Stroke,Scissors,Fancy,Printed,
Scissors,Barber,Scissors,Thinning,Scissors,Cutical,Nail,
Nippers,Cuticle,Nail,Pushers,Tweezers,Fishing,Tools,
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After 31 hours of being in hospital Alfie was ready to come out. 1 1/2 hours of pushing and we realised he was not going to come out with out some help. I was rushed into theater and after a cut, pushing and pulling with forceps and a short while later Alfie was here. the umbilical cord was wraped around he neck.
A few hours old and you can see how badly the forceps marked Alfie's face, but still so cute!
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Retractors,Urinary,Instruments,Trocars,
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Ophthalmology,Cardiovascular,Orthopedic,
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gouges,Bone,Files,Bone,Curettes,Cotton,Dressing,
Tweezers,Rubber,Dam,Punch,Clamp,Forceps,
Orthodontic,Pliers,Needle,Holders,Gum,
Scissors,Amalgam,Instruments,Retractors,
Periodontia,Instruments,Filling,instruments,
Cement,Spatulas,Single,Ended,Double,Ended,
Explorers,Mirror,Handles,Endodontic,Instruments,
Heidermann,Separating,Spatulas,Excavators,Scalers,
Wax,&,Modelling,Carvers,Impression,Trays,Dental,Syringes,
CavityPreparation,Combination,Explorers,Probes,
Cuticle,Nail,Scissors,Stroke,Scissors,Fancy,Printed,
Scissors,Barber,Scissors,Thinning,Scissors,Cutical,Nail,
Nippers,Cuticle,Nail,Pushers,Tweezers,Fishing,Tools,
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フエヤッコ, フエヤッコダイ, Forceps fish, Yellow longnose butterflyfish,
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INON ドームレンズユニットIII A
Can u belive i did this :) ? Ohh i love my job!
Procedures:
-Removal of the remaining roots and teeths.
-Alveoloplasty & gingivectomy
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2ª Consulta
Data: 12/05/2010
Alessandra Souza (eu) e Priscilla Lopes
Prof. Marcelo
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Região: Hemi-arcada inferior direita
Técnica anestésica: -Anestesia infiltrativa (nn alveolar médio e posterior) - -localizada em cada dente
-Anestesia N. Mentual
-Trígono retromolar
Anestésico: Mepivacaína com vaso [6 1/2 tubetes]
Procedimento: Remoção das raízes remanescentes e dentes perdidos, sem forceps, só com alavancas.
Instrumentos: cj alavancas e elevadores (apenas luxando com as alavancas), sindesmótomo e alveolótomo. Fio de sutura nª04.
***Sem nenhum forceps***
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oldersDiagnostisch,Schere,der,die,Instrumente,Füllen,
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Beendet,Forscher,Spiegelt,Griffe,Endodontic,Instrumente,
Heidermann,Trennung,Spachtel,Ausgräber,Scalers,wider&,Wächst,Schnitzer,
Eindrucktablette,Dentale,Spritzen,CavityPreparation,Kombinationsforscher,
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Diagnostique,des,ciseaux,les,instruments,des,abondances,
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Last Wednesday, April 4, I used a pair of forceps and procured a glob of the slime mold from the apple chamber to make a subculture in a petri plate with wet chemistry filter paper and oatmeal. It moved around a bit but today, April 7, I discovered that it streamed onto the glass rim and formed three clusters of fruiting bodies. The cluster of fruiting bodies in this photo measured 4mm from left to right.
See photo of plasmodium of this slime mold species here: www.flickr.com/photos/50334717@N00/6799374524/ and here: www.flickr.com/photos/50334717@N00/6942570903/
Can u belive i did this :) ? Ohh i love my job!
Procedures:
-Removal of the remaining roots and teeths.
-Alveoloplasty & gingivectomy
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1ª Consulta - Paciente Alexandre J.
Data: 07/04/2010
Alessandra Souza (eu) e Priscilla Lopes
Prof. Marcelo
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Região: Hemi-arcada superior direita
Técnica anestésica: Anestesia infiltrativa (nn alveolar médio e posterior) - localizada em cada dente
Anestésico: Mepivacaína com vaso [3 1/2 tubetes]
Procedimento: Remoção das raízes remanescentes e dentes perdidos, sem forceps, só com alavancas.
Instrumentos: cj alavancas e elevadores (apenas luxando com as alavancas), sindesmótomo e alveolótomo. Fio de sutura nª04.
***Sem nenhum forceps***
Duração: das 17h ás 20h
www.surgicalanddentalinstruments.com
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[order] Piciformes | [family] Picidae | [latin] Dendrocopos major | [UK] Great Spotted Woodpecker | [FR] Pic épeiche | [DE] Buntspecht | [ES] Carpintero Picapinos | [IT] Picchio rosso maggiore | [NL] Grote Bonte Specht | [IRL] Mórchnagaire breac
spanwidth min.: 38 cm
spanwidth max.: 44 cm
size min.: 23 cm
size max.: 26 cm
Breeding
incubation min.: 10 days
incubation max.: 13 days
fledging min.: 20 days
fledging max.: 24 days
broods 1
eggs min.: 4
eggs max.: 7
Status: Recent colonist to broadleaf forests in eastern Ireland.
Conservation Concern: Green-listed in Ireland. The European population has been evaluated as Secure.
Identification: About the same size as Mistle Thrush. A distinctive black and white bird when seen well. The face, throat and underparts are white, while the back, rump and tail are black. Also has a large white patch at the base of the wings, while the vent is pale red. In flight, the wings are mainly black, with obvious rows of spotting on the primaries and secondaries. Adult male Great Spotted Woodpeckers are identifiable by a small red patch on the back of the head. Adult females have a black nape and crown.
Similar Species: None in Ireland.
Call: The most frequently heard call is a loud "kick", when agitated given in a continous series. Does not sing, but has distinctive drumming display from early Spring onwards. Drumms last between 1 and 2 seconds.
Diet: Feeds on insects found in wood, as well as pine cones in autumn. During the breeding season, may also take eggs and chicks of other birds. Will visit garden bird tables in suburban areas.
Breeding: Only a handful of pairs breed in Ireland, usually in oak woodlands with some coniferous woods nearby. A common species in Britain and Continental Europe and frequently visits bird feeders in gardens. Breeds in nestholes it excavates in decaying wood.
Wintering: Great Spotted Woodpeckers remain on their territory during the winter. Young birds move to new territories in autumn
Where to See: The good places to look for Great Spotted Woodpeckers include the woodlands around the Glendalough Lakes, as well as Tomnafinogue Wood in south County Wicklow.
Physical characteristics
Great-spotted Woodpecker is the most widespread and common woodpecker on the European continent. Male has black and white plumage, with red vent and rear crown. Forehead is buffy-white and crown is black. Cheeks and throat are white with a black moustache, joining the red nape, descending towards the chest and joining again the black back while it borders a white patch on the side of the neck. Upperparts are black, with white large patches on wings and white edges on primaries. Tail is black with white spots on outer feathers. Underparts are whitish with a broad black semi-collar on upper breast, and red vent. The strong pointed bill is black, eyes are dark, circled by fine white stripe. Legs and zygodactylous feet are greyish. It has long sticky tongue, to extract insects and larvae from bark crevices. Female has entire black crown. Juvenile has red crown and duller plumage than adults. Birds of west and south of Europe have brownish-white forehead and underparts, and weaker bill. Birds from Algeria and Tunisia have black and red chest, and red of the vent extending to belly.
Great-spotted Woodpecker feeds mostly in trees, on trunks and large branches. It drills holes to get sap, and the insects attracted to it. Rarely feeds on the ground. It catches pine-cones or nuts between the bark, in order to open the seeds with its beak. The routine is to work upwards on the trunk, and also side to side, taping the bark to extract food from crevices, with the tip of its sticky tongue. Spring is announced by early morning drumming, and aerial chases with 2 or 3 birds through the canopy, while they chatter loudly. Flight displays are performed by both adults. They perform spiral flights and align close to the trunk with semi-open and quivering wings. The Great-spotted Woodpecker is very shy, and outside breeding season, solitary. It roosts in old holes in trees.
Habitat
From arctic taiga through boreal and temperate to Mediterranean and alpine forest zones, wherever there are trees of any sort with sufficient growth to accommodate nest-holes. Isolated and scattered trees in parks, avenues, gardens, orchards, and open or miniature woodlands less favoured, unless adjoined by larger stands of broad-leaved, coniferous, or mixed tree species, latter being commonly preferred.
Other details
Dendrocopos major is a widespread resident across most of Europe, which accounts for less than half of its global range. Its European breeding population is extremely large (>12,000,000 pairs), and was stable between 1970-1990. Although there were declines in a few countries during 1990-2000, populations were stable or increased across the majority of its European range—including sizeable ones in France, Germany, Poland, Ukraine and Russia—and the species remained stable overall.
Two races inhabiting the Canary islands of this widespread woodpecker are included in Annex I. The race canariensis, endemic to Tenerife, is estimated at about 100 breeding pairs; the race thanneri, endemic to Gran Canaria, at maximum 250 breeding pairs. Both are strictly dependent on native pine (Pinus canariensis) forests and are vulnerable
Feeding
Mainly insects, but tree seeds (mainly of conifers) often staple diet in winter; bird eggs and nestlings may be common in diet during summer. Climbs trees in search of insects using stiff tail-feathers as prop; may hang upside down from branches but never proceeds head downward. In summer, pokes and probes fissures in bark for surface insects and uses bill as forceps to pull away bark. In winter, seeks insects in decaying trees mainly by hacking and pecking at bark and wood, knocking off loose material with lateral blows of bill and cutting grooves with vertical blows. Chisels holes up to 10 cm deep to expose wood-boring beetles and larvae. Tongue extends up to 40 mm and harpoon-like tip used to impale soft-bodied prey; harder insects adhere to tongue bristles coated with sticky saliva. In many populations conifer seeds important in winter; cones gathered and taken to ‚anvil‘ (often specially prepared) for extraction of seeds. Fleshy fruits regularly eaten in summer and autumn. Locally, may be major predator of tit nestlings, especially Willow Tit. Drills rings of holes round trees to drink sap oozing out, or possibly also to eat exposed cambium of tree or to feed on insects attracted to sap.
Conservation
This species has a large range, with an estimated global Extent of Occurrence of 1,000,000-10,000,000 km². It has a large global population, including an estimated 24,000,000-37,000,000 individuals in Europe (BirdLife International in prep.). Global population trends have not been quantified, but the species is not believed to approach the thresholds for the population decline criterion of the IUCN Red List (i.e. declining more than 30% in ten years or three generations). For these reasons, the species is evaluated as Least Concern. [conservation status from birdlife.org]
Breeding
Great-spotted Woodpecker nests in holes. Both adults excavate this hole, in March and April. They use a new nest each year, excavating the hole during one or two weeks, depending on the hardness of the wood. The chamber of the nest is about 30 cm deep, and the entrance is oval-shaped, at about 4 m above the ground. The chamber is lined with wood chips. The female lays 4 to 7 white eggs, between mid-may to early June. Incubation lasts about 16 days, done by female during the day, and by male at night. Chicks hatch altricial, and both parents feed them. They fledge at about 18 to 21 days of age. They reach their sexual maturity at one year. Adults keep the nest clean, removing chick's droppings. Young are very noisy. Adults remain in nearly area while chicks are in the nest. This species produces only one brood per year.
Migration
Largely resident and dispersive; N populations also subject to eruptive migration. Juvenile dispersal often over 100 km, and up to c. 600 km. In N Europe, periodic eruptive movements triggered by poor crop of pine or spruce seeds, begin in late Jul; small groups and loose flocks migrate S & W, and occasionally large numbers involved, e.g. 2240 through Pape, in Latvia, during Aug-Oct 1999, and Sizeable flocks recorded in N Britain in autumn 2001; individuals may stray more than 3000 km, some reaching oceanic islands. Similar movements in Far East, but less well studied; stragglers found even on remote islands. Also, populations in mountain areas descend to valleys in winter. (del Hoyo J Elliott A, Sargatal J (eds) 2002)